I remember when my older daughter was very little (think 2-3 months old) and she would wake up multiple times in the night. One night she woke up around like 4am and when I was finally able to put her back to bed I realized I'm not that sleepy and besides I'm not sure if she won't wake up in 30 minutes. So I found myself debugging a nasty bug from the day before and actually pushing a PR 😄 the life of a parent, am I right?
Oh yes, Kacper😄 Those early mornings can feel endless, yet somehow you still find a way to get things done. Parenthood really teaches patience…and surprise productivity!
I don’t have children, however sometimes a reason to wake up at night (bad dream or thunderstorm) brings be to the desk as well, even when it’s just for pencil sketching a bugfix for next day as I have an idea but want to avoid screen light.
I remember when my older daughter was very little (think 2-3 months old) and she would wake up multiple times in the night. One night she woke up around like 4am and when I was finally able to put her back to bed I realized I'm not that sleepy and besides I'm not sure if she won't wake up in 30 minutes. So I found myself debugging a nasty bug from the day before and actually pushing a PR 😄 the life of a parent, am I right?
Oh yes, Kacper😄 Those early mornings can feel endless, yet somehow you still find a way to get things done. Parenthood really teaches patience…and surprise productivity!
Relatable!
I don’t have children, however sometimes a reason to wake up at night (bad dream or thunderstorm) brings be to the desk as well, even when it’s just for pencil sketching a bugfix for next day as I have an idea but want to avoid screen light.